The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-03

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Miss josie Eads Of Greencastle, is visiting Miss
Mr.. Charles Hayden will spend the 4th in Terre
Hnute with friends
Walter P Wagner. of Knishsstown, is spending
few days in the city.
Mrs. Frank L. Ferguson. of Kansas City is visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. G. Holmes.
Miss Alice Abel OF Franklin. is visiting Miss Ada
Newby on North Alabama street.
Miss Madge Kerfoot of Chicago is the guest of Miss
Susie Stewart. North Illinois street.
Mrs. John VI. Shaw and children viii leave soon for
Spring Lake, N j., to spend several weeks
William Redman left, yesterday, for his old home
IN southern Indiana, to spend few days.
Miss Madge Kerfoot. of Chicago, is visiting Miss
Susie Stewart, No. 357 North Illinois street.
Miss Lille Bam5erger will 20 TO Upper Sandusky
o., this week. to visit friends for some time.
Miss May Spencer, OF Richmond is visiting Mrs.
j. F. Edgnton, at No. 204 North Illinois street.
Mr.. Fred Jones. stationed at Kalamazoo,
Mich, arrived home yesterday, to visit relatives @
Miss Lolita Arwine, of Columbus, Ind. is visiting
Miss Emma Henry, of Davidson street, this city.
summer at Maplston with Dir. Haughey's parents.
Mrs. Charles Fetchers condition is somewhat i'm
proved. and hopes entertained for her recovery.
Mrs. Harry Aldrich has gone East to spend the sum-
in New York and at the resorts of Connecticut.
Miss Winnie B. Hogue of Grand Rapids Mich. is
visiting the family of DIR. r. w. Bula, Park
nue..
Mr. s. B. Taylor and her sister Mrs. Jenkens. win
leave this week for Waukesha Wis., to remain several
weeks.
Miss Anna Foltz left on Friday for Lake Mills.
Wis. where she will spend the months of July and
August
Miss Matte Tuttle is visiting friends in Terre
Haute. She has closed her studio IN Beehive block
for the summer.
Rev j Albert Rondthaler and family went to Max
nkuckee yesterday. where they will occupy their cot
tage for the summer
Mr. w H. Cooke and family Mr. and Mrs W. K
Eldrdge and sister. Miss Prettyman, will spend this
month at Turkey Lake.
Mrs. Captain Birch has returned from a visit of
several months with her husband who is captain of
Mississippi river steamer
Mrs Clara Miller Allen of Union City will be the
guest of Miss Florence Bamberger during the III. L.
n. A. convention, this week
J. B. Cameron is training new band organized of
twentyfour players in the band.
Mr. Charles e. Miss May Van Sickle of Charles
Ill, visiting their sister Mrs. j. T. Watson,
of No. 262 North East street
Miss T. L. vosf. who has been spending some weeks
in Nebraska, is visiting friends at Chicago She
will return here the last of this week
Mrs ]. B. Bullock and daughter have gone to Chau-
tauaua n. Y. spend the summer, but will stop,
their way, in Cleveland o., for short time
Miss Lucretia Book has returned from three
+. Brown. who returns with her for the summer.
Major Chas. L. Holstein has removed to Chicago
and has become partner in the law firm of Flower s.
Remy. Mr. Remy formerly resident of this
city.
Miss Jessie oyler (Jones) who has been spending
a few weeks in Crawfordsville will be home to her
friends this week at her brothers residence. No. 27
West Second street.
Mrs. Indy Vinton. of this city, and brother Mr..
StaIo of Cleveland, will sail the 10th for italy,
TO visit their father Judge Stallo, who is United
States minister to that country.
Miss Annie G. Pyle is home from Sing Sing on the
Hudson after three weeks visit TO relatives in that
locality. Her sister. Miss Edna Pyle, who aceomra-
MED her. will remain there during the summer.
Miss May Keiser and Miss Josie Fleenor, of Bowl
ing Green KY. and Miss Maggie Campbell of Hunt
inGton. Ind are visiting Mrs. Harry James, of the
South Side. and will remain until after the Fourth
Mr.. j. c. Batchelder. of Detroit who gives an or
gan recital at Roberts Park Church during the NJ T.
N. A. convention will be the guesto Mr. and Mrs. d.
d. Nay North Tennessee street, during the week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ingrahsm of No. 265 North Tennessee
street has just completed portrait in India ink of
Isabella Jenckes. which gives DIR. and Mrs Jenckes
perfect satisfaction, both likeness and a work
of art
Mrs w. s.. Lockman and her daughter Eotta left,
yesterday, on extended tour the northern
portion of the State 1t is their intention to visit
the different resorts, well to spend
a couple of weeks the guests of Company A, at
Warsaw in which company Mrs. l.. has two sons. VIII
s. and Chas d.
Society Events.
The Bon Ton Dancing Clubs, both Senior and Ju-
NOR will picnic tomorrow in celebration of the
Fourth.
Miss Daggett. for many years valued teacher at
the Institution for the Blind will be married to-mor
morning. at the Institution, to Judge Ross OF